Podcasts about black woman ceo

We're continuing our Black Women in Excellence series with a look at the love story of Ursula Burns, the former CEO of Xerox and the first Black woman to be a CEO of a Fortune 500 company. Ursula's success is largely due to the support of her husband, scientist Lloyd Bean. Their love story is so unique compared to what we are used to, but was beautiful nonetheless. Aisle Tell You What is a weekly podcast that shares the weddings, marriages, and romances of Black figures throughout time. We bask on these relationships not to be messy but to remind you of the passion in our past and to humanize the people we put on pedestals. Basically, it's all love… Black History. Aisle Tell You What is brought to you by Hueido. Hueido is a media brand that adds color to Black weddings and marriage from yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Join Patreon http://tinyurl.com/PatreonATYW Say thank you / donate https://tinyurl.com/5e9b7rtd Grab merch https://tinyurl.com/shopaisletell Website https://www.aisletellyouwhat.com/ Email Aisle Tell You What at hello@aisletellyouwhat.com All other links you want https://msha.ke/aisletell Listen to the podcast on Spotify http://tinyurl.com/ATYWSpotify Follow https://www.instagram.com/aisletellyouwhat https://www.tiktok.com/@aisletellyouwhat https://facebook.com/aisletellyouwhat https://twitter.com/aisletell

Ursula Burns was CEO of Xerox from 2009 to 2016, the first among black women to be a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, and the first woman to succeed another as head of a Fortune 500 company. Most pertinent to todays conversation is her board roles. Ms. Burns sat on the Boards of Directors for more than 15 companies, including Boston Scientific, the University of Rochester, the MIT Corporation, American Express, Exxon Mobile, Uber, Waystar and more. During this conversation, which was held at AfroTech Executive Brooklyn, Ms. Burns talks with Heather Hiles, managing partner at Black Ops Ventures, and founder at Pathbrite about how corporate boards work, how to get one one, and determining if its the right fit for you in the first place. Follow Will Lucas on Instagram at @willlucas Learn more at AfroTech.com https://instagram.com/afro.tech Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ask Dr. Akilah Cadet how to be a better ally, and she'll first tell you this: Allyship is a waste of time, because allyship allows for comfort.  Instead, the Founder and CEO of Change Cadet, an organizational development consulting firm offering a wide array of anti-racism and diversity services for companies and global brands, calls on each of us to join the lifelong work of being an ACCOMPLICE to change.  This week, Phoebe sits down for a powerful discussion with Dr. Cadet on the slippery nature of allyship and how all of us can become soldiers of change in the workforce (and beyond) through a consistent process of learning and unlearning the biases and privileges that shape us. Tune in to learn how Dr. Cadet drew on her many experiences of judgment, “isms,” and barriers in the workplace when evolving Change Cadet, how she finds room for causeless, selfish joy, and why she believes Beyoncé is the gold standard for leadership. Noteworthy quotes: [30:05] Allyship is a waste of time. Allyship allows for comfort. [31:47] Being an accomplice is not a point of arrival. It's lifelong, and it's always happening.  [36:40] I don't limit myself. I allow myself to go where I'm inspired, where I feel like there's opportunity to create.  SHOW NOTES YouTube APPLY TO A GGC SPRING CRAFT FAIR  Flodesk Support Our Comunity Member: Stephanie Seymour of Elevate Your Career

Denise Woodard started out as a frustrated food allergy mom, and soon realized there was such a need for healthy and allergy free food - that actually tasted great. Now the CEO and Founder of Partake Foods, found in huge retail stores like Whole Foods and Target, Denise went from selling cookies out of her own car to having big celebrity fans like Jay-Z and Rihanna. In this episode, Denise talks with Elizabeth about what she learned from her corporate role at Coke and how she knew it was time to branch out on her own, what makes Partake's treats stand out, and great shareables from experience as a leader and fundraiser. As a Black Woman CEO, Denise makes it a priority to hire an inclusive team and give back to the community, and she tells us about creating The Black Futures in Food & Beverage Program and ways she makes sure the Partake team represents all voices. Denise: Partake | Partake IG | LinkedInMentioned: Start Something Challenge  Calm App Coke HigherDOSE sauna blanketsMichelle Obama Honest Tea Jiggy Puzzles Black Futures in Food and Beverage Fellowship Say Hi To Elizabeth and Purely Elizabeth: Website | InstagramDiscount: Enter Code “LiveKindly15” for 15% off all orders on Partake Foods

“Many college-educated Black Americans are entering corporate America with dreams, ready to do great things, but they're confronted with an unwelcoming culture." The Black community has always focused on education as a way of obtaining financial security, political power, and even upward mobility on a personal level. The Espresso Talk Today team is joined by Kimberly Slaughter, Chief Executive Officer of Systra USA. She will discuss her personal and educational journey to this powerful position as well as her experiences as a Black woman professional, executive, and corporate leader. She will also discuss the importance of getting the" right" education, defining the "right" education, and how this is just the first step along the journey to the C-suite. This interview will conclude in the next episode with Kim Slaughter discussing her professional journey and obstacles that she met and overcame along the way. 

After a 5 day rest period Quanisha, our host, found herself on her bathroom floor crying.  Unable to get herself together for her coaching call.  She made the decision in May to take 30 days off at a Residential Treatment Center.  Sometimes we have to break everything down to RISE. Quanisha is now shifting the Black Women CEO podcast and adopting an ethical, feminist and trauma informed approach to how she does business. What you will learn in this episode;  -Quanisha discusses her personal experiences with trauma and her approach to dealing with it. -How her breakdown was really a breakthrough  -What trauma informed, ethical and feminist business principles mean and the value of these practices.    * Let's continue the conversation in the Black Woman CEO Circle Facebook Group. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO 

Discover the secrets our Founder & CEO, Quanisha Green, MSS has learned from 6 & 7-figure earners that’ll uplevel your business in 2021. Download Your Complimentary 8-Page Workbook, which includes 6 Strategic Steps to Craft a Profit Plan PLUS Worksheets to complement each day of the training. Grab it here: https://quanisha.lpages.co/success-secrets-workbook In this episode, we cover Part 1: Money Myths Debunked You'll learn: What are the 3 Laws of Money every Black Woman CEO ought to know (And how our socialization influences our cashflow!) What is the #1 high-impact strategy six & seven-figure sisters leverage for revenue-generation How to attract revenue during tough times- the icky way and non-icky way Ready to Build a Premium Business & Land High-end Clients? Then, join us in the RISE Virtual 3-Day Bootcamp. Register with Pre-sale pricing and save 60% off Regular Ticket until February 2nd. Click here to Learn More & Enroll Today: www.blackwomanceolive.com * Let's continue the conversation in the Black Woman CEO Circle Facebook Group. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Today, we’re excited to share an awesome interview with Star of Discovery's Undercover Billionaire and Black Woman CEO, Monique Idlett-Mosley. She is the Founder and CEO of Reign Ventures, a technology fund that empowers young entrepreneurs to create their own multimillion-dollar businesses. Monique has generated hundreds of millions for the startup companies she’s collaborated with. After a childhood of adversity, Monique proved herself as a young executive on the rise at USA Today. She made her first fortune by creating an agency that partnered corporations with entertainment and sports stars. Monique went on to become the brains behind the Mosley Music Group, in partnership with her now ex-husband Tim “Timbaland” Mosley, where she was responsible for managing the successful careers of such high-profile artists as One Republic, Nelly Furtado and Chris Cornell. Be sure to listen in today, Monique shares highlights from her Undercover Billionaire journey plus how to move beyond perfectionism & fear. Connect with Monique Idlett-Mosley: Instagram and Reign Ventures Let’s continue the conversation in our online sanctuary for Black women entrepreneurs doing ALL levels of business- The Black Woman CEO Circle **ABOUT UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE** DISCOVERY ANNOUNCES SECOND SEASON OF ‘UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE’ WITH THREE BUSINESS TYCOONS VYING TO MAKE A MILLION-DOLLAR COMPANY IN JUST 90 DAYS ‘UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE’ Returns Wednesday, January 6, at 8 PM ET/PT Followed by the All-New ‘UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE: COMEBACK CITY’ at 10 PM ET/PT on Discovery  (LOS ANGELES) – In the first season of UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE, self-made businessman Glenn Stearns bet big that the American Dream was still alive and well. Viewers watched as Glenn was stripped of his name, wealth and contacts and dropped into a city he’s never been to see if he could build a million-dollar company in 90 days with only $100 in his pocket. Inspired by Glenn’s audacious bet, three new entrepreneurs have stepped forward to embark on the same bold challenge. UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE returns for a second season on Wednesday, January 6 at 8 PM ET/PT on Discovery, followed by an all-new series UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE COMEBACK CITY at 10 PM ET/PT on Discovery. The series will also stream on Discovery+.  This season, three successful entrepreneurs are betting $1 million that they can go undercover in three different cities, start their own business with just $100 and top the million-dollar mark in just 90 days. At the end of the challenge, each of them will reveal their true identities to the people who helped build their business. But will they be able to turn their big ideas into a reality? And can they navigate the impact of COVID-19 that has forced so many businesses across the country to shutter?  Each person will need to rely on their own unique secrets of success. Everyone has their own game plans, secret business hacks and strategies. After all, there’s more than one way to make $1 million dollars.  The entrepreneurs going undercover this year include:   Grant Cardone, an unapologetic entrepreneur and international motivational speaker, real estate investor, sales trainer and author of best-selling publications, including The 10XRule and Be Obsessed or Be Average. The traditional concept of the American Dream -- work hard, save money and own a home -- is wrong, according to Grant. He maintains that people have everything you need, and cash is trash when it sits idle. You need to put your money and your contacts to work. There’s nothing Grant won’t do for an opportunity to succeed, and he believes that relentless attitude should be adopted by everyone. Monique Idlett-Mosley, the founder and CEO of Reign Ventures, a technology fund that empowers young entrepreneurs to create their own multimillion-dollar businesses. Monique has generated hundreds of millions for the startup companies she’s collaborated with. After a childhood of adversity, Monique proved herself as a young executive on the rise at USA Today. She made her first fortune by creating an agency that partnered corporations with entertainment and sports stars. Monique went on to become the brains behind the Mosley Music Group, in partnership with her now ex-husband Tim “Timbaland” Mosley, where she was responsible for managing the successful careers of such high-profile artists as One Republic, Nelly Furtado and Chris Cornell.   Elaine Culotti, a real estate developer, interior designer, builder, founder of House of Rock and visionary. A serial entrepreneur since the age of 14, Elaine broke into the male-dominated construction business and bulldozed her way into becoming one of the industry's biggest players.  Elaine doesn’t let anyone or anything stop her from achieving her goals. She has developed and built everything from luxury homes to casinos and hospitals. Elaine moves forward with intense determination, no visible fear of failure, and an uncanny ability to get her way. Following the premiere of UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE will be the all-new series UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE: COMEBACK CITY premiering Wednesday, January 6 at 10 PM ET/PT on Discovery. In this new series, Glenn Stearns from the first season of UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE, returns to Erie, Pa., where he built his business, Underdog BBQ, in just 90 days. Now he has a new mission: rescuing small businesses on the brink of going bust.  When the economy hit the skids earlier the year, Glenn was contacted by other Erie businessmen and women who were struggling to keep their own dream alive. Each episode will follow Glenn as he works to turn around one of these small businesses. After assessing their operation and identifying areas to change, he’ll work with them to transform it in just 27 days. Why 27 days? The average small business in America has just 27 days in cash reserves. Glenn believes that if a business can’t turn it around in that amount of time, they'll never be able to. Each episode will give all business owners key lessons on how to stay afloat and grow. Glenn will identify the many pitfalls new businesses face and lay out a plan to reach their money-making goals. Though, no money will be handed out. Viewers will get simple tips on how to earn fast money and thrive despite all the odds. From diners and boxing gyms to coffee shops and rust belt manufacturing, Glenn will share all that he’s learned and might have a few surprise tricks up his sleeves as well.   To catch fans up on last season, Discovery will be re-airing the first season of UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE in a marathon line-up on Small Business Saturday, beginning at 11 AM ET/PT on Saturday, November 28. Viewers can join the conversation on social media by using #UndercoverBillionaire and follow Discovery on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for the latest updates. UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE is produced for Discovery Channel by This is Just a Test. For This is Just a Test, Aengus James, Colin King Miller, and Tim Warren are executive producers as well as Michelle Galster as executive producer for UNDERCOVER BILLIONAIRE: COMEBACK CITY. Glenn Stearns serves as Executive Producer for both series. For Discovery Channel, Joseph Boyle and Carter Figueroa are executive producers and Jessica Mollo is associate producer.  About Discovery Channel Discovery Channel is dedicated to creating the highest quality non-fiction content that informs and entertains its consumers about the world in all its wonder, diversity and amazement. The network, which is distributed to 100.8 million U.S. homes, can be seen in 224 countries and territories, offering a signature mix of compelling, high-end production values and vivid cinematography across genres including, science and technology, exploration, adventure, history and in-depth, behind-the-scenes glimpses at the people, places and organizations that shape and share our world. For more information, please visit www.discovery.com About Discovery Communications Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) is the leader in global entertainment reaching 3 billion cumulative viewers in more than 220 countries and territories. Discovery satisfies curiosity, entertains and inspires viewers with high-quality content through global brands, led by Discovery Channel, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, Science and Turbo/Velocity, as well as U.S. joint venture network OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, and through the Discovery Digital Networks portfolio, including Seeker and SourceFed. Discovery owns Eurosport, the leading pan-regional sports entertainment destination across Europe and Asia-Pacific. Discovery also is a leading provider of educational products and services to schools, including an award-winning series of K-12 digital textbooks, through Discovery Education. For more information, please visit www.discoverycommunications.com. THANKS FOR LISTENING! PLEASE RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE… Thanks so much for joining us on the podcast this week! Be sure to leave me a note in the comments below with your #1 takeaway from the show. Finally, please consider subscribing & leaving an honest rating and review for The Black Woman CEO Podcast to help spread the word about the show and help more Black women find our community!

Do you want to grow your business and make more money? Would you like to have financial freedom, own your time, and be able to work from anywhere? Today, we are bringing you Part 2 of the 3 part series called “How to Get Known and Paid for Your Expertise”!  In today’s training, Quanisha will teach you how to get paid well for using your unique genius. When you get paid well, you will have the means to build a business around the life you truly desire, and you will be in a position to fund it. Be sure to join us for today’s training, where you will find out all you need to know about getting paid well for your unique brand of brilliance! In this workshop, you will discover FOUR ways to profit from your expertise and passion, and you will learn how to develop, upscale, and sell a signature service your ideal clients will love! Black Woman CEO is all about helping you grow to your next level of impact, income, and influence by assisting you to step into your role as a CEO. Quanisha believes that from the very beginning, you can become a CEO. From that standpoint, you can take on the mindset of strategically driving the vision and mission for your company, and build your business for longevity. Quanisha Green is the Founder and CEO of Black Woman CEO, and she is known around the globe as the Confidence Strategist for Black Women CEOs. She helps highly educated sisters and experienced experts to elevate their confidence so that they can emancipate their earning power.  This year, Black Woman CEO turned five! Over the last five years, we have touched the lives of over 20 000 women, and our social media platform following has now reached 37 000! Whether you sign up as a paid member or to make use of our free resources, you will become part of our community. We currently have over 400 paid customers and clients, and about 75 of them have come in at a very high level. We want to help you learn how to build a premium brand, how to broadcast your brilliance, and how to attract high-end clients. Stay tuned to find out how you can profit from your passion! Power is the ability to create your reality. So go forth and be powerful! In this training, you'll learn: ✔️ Four ways to profit from your passion ✔️ Exactly which method generated $10K+ in 30 days for me multiple times! ✔️ When to add a new stream of revenue to your business. ✔️ Why sharing your story and/or knowledge is all you need to get paid. PLUS Quanisha announced that she’s hosting the Design Your Premium Offer Workshop. Exciting! During this workshop, you'll learn how to develop, upscale, and sell a signature service your ideal clients will love! Learn more & Enroll today: https://blackwomanceo.thrivecart.com/premium-offer/ Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Would you like to learn how to become more creative and expressive? And be inspired to improve your self-care? Today, we’re excited to share an awesome interview with another expert Black Woman CEO! Kandice Cole is the creator of the Unbothered Black Girl Collective, a platform that empowers Black women to reclaim their creativity through self-care. She is joining us on the podcast today to talk about what it means to unleash your creativity as a Black woman. She will also tell us about her background, her area of expertise, and how she functions as a CEO and an entrepreneur. Stay tuned to find out more! Kandice is an unbothered Black woman who spends all her time trying to figure out how to express her creativity as freely as she possibly can. Her mission in all that she does is to help people take an intention or an idea that they have been thinking about for some time, and work out how to get it done. There are many ways to get somewhere, so Kandice helps people to explore how to do whatever they want to do, in a way that makes sense to them, as individuals. Be sure to listen in today, to find out how to unleash your creativity in a way that works for you, and allows you to feel authentic and aligned while doing it.  Power is the ability to create your reality, so go forth and be powerful! In this episode, Kandice shares: Kandice talks about who she is and what she does. Kandice discusses her mission. Why it is so important to be aligned with whatever you are doing. Kandice talks about the work she does. Why the Alice Walker quote on Kandice’s website is so important to her. Some of the steps and activities that Black women need to engage in, to unleash their creativity. Why good ideas often tend to come to us when we’re not looking for them. Kandice explains why play is so important for your creativity. How Kandice came to own her role as an expert and CEO. Some of the challenges she faced while becoming an entrepreneur, and how she overcame them. Kandice explains how she integrates her work, business, life, self-care, and family. How Kandice goes about setting her goals, executing them, and staying focused. A piece of wisdom for the woman who is frustrated with the process of building her business and becoming a rock star CEO. Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO  

It's time to stop hiding your business and share your gifts with the world. It starts by becoming an active contributor to your own success! Today, we have Part 1 of the 3 part series called How to Get Known! There is a tried and true framework that has been the foundation for Quanisha's success and she's sharing it with you in this episode. Quanisha Green, the founder of Black Woman CEO, created this series to teach you how to promote your business with ease so that you can build a system for getting customers that isn't dependent solely on referrals. In today’s episode, Quanisha will share three mistakes most people make when they start out in business that keeps them from growing and finding the right clients. You'll also learn the 4 C's of getting known - without these, you'll still be hiding from your best customers. Be sure to listen in today, to get what you need to help you get known to your ideal clients! In this episode, you will learn...... For a deeper dive into the content of this podcast, plus live coaching, join us for the Meant for More Live Workshop, starting on September 21st. The importance of growing your business, and letting others know what you do. Why you can't hide if you want to be successful in business. If you don't have a marketing system to generate leads for your business you won't have a business if your referrals dry up. Showing up and sharing what you do for your clients will attract more of your ideal clients. The 4 C's of Getting Known 3 common mistakes CEOs make that keep your ideal clients from knowing you exist. Right now, there are people who are thirsty for the knowledge you have. Showing up consistently is vital to proving your credibility. Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Do you need help in finding and owning your voice? And would you like to find out what it takes to become successful as a Black woman entrepreneur? Today, we’re happy to bring you another Black Woman CEO expert, Dr. Denise Moore Revel. Dr. Denise started her journey of entrepreneurship around helping women to own their voice as a professional speech/ language pathologist, and she does some truly incredible work in that area. She is joining us today to talk about her journey, to share a behind-the-scenes look at some of the strategies used by successful Black women entrepreneurs to make multiple five-figure incomes, and to share some awesome tips and techniques for discovering the power of your voice, and owning your amazing. Today’s episode is going to be power-packed, so listen in to find out what Dr. Denise has to share! Dr. Denise was born in Washington DC and raised in North Carolina. Her roots run deep in the South, so she refers to herself as an urban belle. She enjoys connecting with her family and her community, and she loves getting to know people, finding out what they are all about, and helping them discover who they are. She loves people, having a good time, and living life to the fullest. She has been living in the Washington DC area for more than twenty-five years, but she plans to go back South at some point, to reconnect with her Southern roots. Dr. Denise has so much wisdom to share with you today, so be sure to tune in, to find out how to live authentically, and find your voice. In this episode, Dr. Denise shares: Dr. Denise talks about her mission, and about the work she does. Dr. Denise explains what motivated her to start the Own Your Amazing Movement.  Dr. Denise describes her area of expertise, and she explains why it is so important to her, personally. Why owning who you are, and showing up powerfully and brilliantly, are so important. Sometimes, the help we need comes in the form of coaching or therapy. Black women need to learn to own their expertise. Dr. Denise shares some practical ways to step into owning your amazing. Dr. Denise shares a valuable tool from the book she’s written, Own Your Amazing, Discover the Power to Create a Life You Love. How Dr. Denise came to own her role as an expert and a CEO. Dr. Denise explains how she decided to start her business. It’s time to start making the connection between who you thought you were in the workplace and who you know you are capable of being on your own. Dr. Denise shares some of the early challenges that she faced, and how she overcame them. Some of the questions that Dr. Denise’s business coach gave her to answer, to help her get the foundation of her business in place. Why it’s important to take the time for your self-care. How planning helps you to attain your goals. Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Do you want to excel in your business? Would you like to learn how to increase your influence and get some high-end clients? We’re excited to be coming to you today with part three of our Grow Your Business series! In part one, we spoke about how to grow your impact. In part two, we spoke about how to increase your income. And today, we’re talking about how to grow your influence. Stay tuned to find out more! Quanisha Green, the founder of BlackWoman CEO, created this series to teach you how to grow your business with ease so that you can increase your impact, your income, and your influence. In today’s episode, we will share three ways for you to dig deeply into the idea of influencing and building stronger connections with your audience and your potential clients. These things can help you to show up powerfully in your business, as the genius that you are. Be sure to listen in today, to get what you need to help you get to where you want to go! Go forth and be powerful! Show highlights: For a deeper dive into the content of this podcast, plus live coaching, join us for the Meant for More Live Workshop, starting on August the 3rd. The importance of growing your business, and increasing your income, your impact, and your influence. Research shows a couple of different things that impact the capital, and generate the revenue of a business. The things that get in the way of us excelling and exceeding in business. At Black Woman CEO, we combine research with proven strategies and coaching and training relevant to Black women. Quanisha is known as the Confidence Strategist for Black women entrepreneurs around the globe. Talking about Black Woman CEO. We want you to get paid top dollar! Quanisha defines influence. How the Clifton Strength Finders can help influencers. You can develop your influence over time. Thinking about influence as a connection. Touching humans humanly. Connection is the foundation of the house. Getting clear about your values and your vision. Bragging for influence. (Or showcasing your expertise.) Increase your influence by having a presence, showcasing your expertise, and telling your story. Showing up with consistency is vital. Links and resources: The CliftonStrengths The Meant for More Live Workshop Are you struggling to attract clients in your business? Is your income stalling, or you’re not generating as much revenue as you can because you’re wondering if people will pay you that much for your services? If so, you may be making a mistake that is a roadblock to you generating consistent clients. You could be seeing this as an issue or a challenge that’s about business systems or simply strategy. But that may not be it! There may be some underlying reasons, common to us Black women, as to why you aren’t achieving your desired results.  In our week-long online Meant for More Live Workshop, we will teach you the crucial steps to attract consistent clients in both good times and bad. These are strategies that Quanisha learned and implemented after years of studying business and Black women, specifically our unique leadership challenges and strengths. And these have worked for others too! Quanisha will be sharing the exact framework that she used to train and coach her clients. During the week-long Meant for More Workshop, there will be live Q&A coaching time for you to receive customized feedback on your most pressing questions. The goal is to help you find clients now, and the crux of the workshop is to help you to increase your profit, power, and purpose. It is about you tapping into the more that you want for your life.  If you want to grow your business, go ahead and sign up for this live workshop at www.blackwomanceolive.com  to learn the full details of what we’re covering over the week, through five live lessons: The 5 must-haves to find clients now.  The 5 powerful mindsets for more clients and cash. The fastest and simplest path to cash and clients. How to build a premium offer that’s exactly what high-end clients need and want, and therefore will buy. How to talk so high-end clients will invest.    Here’s what Lacrecia said about the Meant for More Workshop: “I have been following Quanisha for a few years and I can say that the Meant For More Live Workshop was the bomb.com. This is the first time that I completed a week-long training to make sure I didn’t miss anything. From the action guide to practical teaching...I walked away more empowered and ready to grow my business.” - Lacrecia Dangerfield, EdD, LPC-MHSP When you go to www.blackwomanceolive.com you also see praise for the Meant for More Workshop from more of our CEO sisters who have benefited from the experience.  The workshop is at no cost. It's about Quanisha helping you to stop self-sabotaging, and to uncover the deeper reasons that may be impacting your profits, your cash flow, and earning what you deserve when it comes to your business, and getting on the path to living your ultimate desired life! Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Do you own a business? If so, would you like to find out what it takes to get it to a higher level and bring in more income? We continue with our series on how to grow your business, and today we’re focusing on how to increase your income. Quanisha Green, the Confidence Strategist for Black Women CEOs, points out that if a business isn’t growing, it’s dying. And nobody wants a dying business, so be sure to stay tuned today, to find out what you need to do to get much more out of your business and to keep it growing. We all have dreams. You might want to work for yourself, work from home, or even travel around the world. And like most of us, you probably also want to own your time and live on your own terms. Your business is your legacy, and in today’s episode, Quanisha talks about how to grow it, and how to increase your impact, your income, and your influence. Stay tuned to learn how to attract your ideal clients, and earn top dollar!  Go forth and be powerful! Show highlights: Join our Meant for More Live Workshop. The next one will be happening on August the 3rd. Are you able to live on your terms? Some of the things that we debunk at Black Woman CEO. You deserve so much more than you were taught to believe. The two primary roles of a CEO. Revenue and income are the life-blood of your business. If your business is not making money, you have an expensive hobby. Is your business helping you get to where you want to go? Setting goals to increase your income. Building your business around your desired lifestyle. You have the right to dream big! How to change course. Quanisha unpacks value-based pricing. Making more income by charging more money. Staying with integrity. You need to do the work, and implement what you learn, to make a change. Register now for the Meant for More Live Workshop. Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle.  Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Do you own a business? If so, would you like to grow it and increase your earning power? In today’s episode of the Black Woman CEO podcast, we will be talking about how to grow your business with ease, and what you need to do to increase your impact, your income, and your influence. If your business is not growing, it is dying, so be sure to listen in today, to find what it takes to keep your business growing and healthy! Your host, Quanisha Green, is the founder and CEO of Black Woman CEO, and she is known as the Confidence Strategist for Black Women Entrepreneurs. Black Woman CEO is the only company that is truly dedicated and research-based, that is helping Black women, with proven strategies and socially relevant tips, to elevate their confidence and increase earning power. Stay tuned to find out how you, as a Black woman entrepreneur, can beat the statistical odds! Power is the ability to create your reality In this episode, you will learn... Black Woman CEO turned five this year! Why Black women are at the bottom of the average American revenue scale. Self-biases in Black women Details about the Meant for More Live Workshop Going deeper into the work with live coaching. Quanisha defines impact. The role vision plays in your business. Income is the life-blood of your business. Defining influence How to increase your impact. What you need to attract customers, clients, and cash. Your business may not be for everybody. Serve the people you’re serving without making any assumptions. Check-in with the people you’re serving. For more impact, show, don’t tell. Mastering your marketing. Tell people what, and sell them how. Building your audience and increasing your reach. The next Meant for More Live Workshop will be on the 3rd of August.  Links and resources: The Meant for More Live Workshop Are you struggling to attract clients in your business? Is your income stalling, or you’re not generating as much revenue as you can because you’re wondering if people will pay you that much for your services? If so, you may be making a mistake that is a roadblock to you generating consistent clients. You could be seeing this as an issue or a challenge that’s about business systems or simply strategy. But that may not be it! There may be some underlying reasons, common to us Black women, as to why you aren’t achieving your desired results.  In our week-long online Meant for More Live Workshop, we will teach you the crucial steps to attract consistent clients in both good times and bad. These are strategies that Quanisha learned and implemented after years of studying business and Black women, specifically our unique leadership challenges and strengths. And these have worked for others too! Quanisha will be sharing the exact framework that she used to train and coach her clients. During the week-long Meant for More Workshop, there will be live Q&A coaching time for you to receive customized feedback on your most pressing questions. The goal is to help you find clients now, and the crux of the workshop is to help you to increase your profit, power, and purpose. It is about you tapping into the more that you want for your life.  If you want to grow your business, go ahead and sign up for this live workshop at www.Blackwomanceolive.com  to learn the full details of what we’re covering over the week, through five live lessons: The 5 must-haves to find clients now.  The 5 powerful mindsets for more clients and cash. The fastest and simplest path to cash and clients. How to build a premium offer that’s exactly what high-end clients need and want, and therefore will buy. How to talk so high-end clients will invest.  When you go to www.Blackwomanceolive.com you also see praise for the Meant for More Workshop from more of our CEO sisters who have benefited from the experience.  The workshop is at no cost. It's about Quanisha helping you to stop self-sabotaging, and to uncover the deeper reasons that may be impacting your profits, your cash flow, and earning what you deserve when it comes to your business, and getting on the path to living your ultimate desired life! Let's continue the conversation in our online sanctuary The Black Woman CEO Circle.  Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

Quanisha is the Founder and CEO of Black Woman CEO where she helps Black women CEOs elevate their confidence and emancipate their earning power. Listen in to this awesome conversation where Quanisha shares: How she combines her research on Black women to develop culturally relevant programsStrategies for managing her mental health challenges and her businessThe importance of having a support systemWhat has been the best resource for her to grow her business Be sure to download her complimentary gift, The Profit Roadmap, at www.BlackWomanCEO.com/getknown. Connect with Quanisha: www.BlackWomanCEO.com | FB and IG BlackWomanCEO Follow us on FB and IG at CoachCherita and learn more about Dr. Cherita at www.cheritaweatherspoon.com.

In the wake of George Floyd's murder, Black Woman CEO®️ "Called Out Black!" In this episode, discover how the community thrived after this revolutionary decision.  Click here for the full show notes & resources mentioned in today's episode.

This has been an extremely heavy week between Amy Cooper going viral and the tragic death of George Floyd traumatic is the only word I can use to describe this week. As a black woman running a company, I have struggled with carrying on like nothing has happening numbing myself or expressing the trauma I, like others are experiencing. This episode is deeply personal and raw - winning season is more than just a good time, it's about experiencing life with authenticity. ~ Jacqueline V. Twillie, President at ZeroGap.co --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerbanking/support

During this Coronavirus pandemic and beyond, we at Black Woman CEO, see our role as helping you to maintain your calm and confidence as a CEO by 1) Leading by example; and 2) Being a valuable resource. In this episode, we address the social media buzz around whether or not you should sell during times of crisis. We break down myths, mistakes, and offer a clear solution for building your business in good and bad times. -AND- Times of crisis are particularly hard-hitting for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners. Join me and other brilliant Black Woman CEO Experts on WEDNESDAY MARCH 18th from 1:30-5:00 pm EST for this Facebook Live Virtual Summit. Learn effective strategies to navigate this unexpected worldwide event. RSVP here on the Facebook Event Page: www.BlackWomanCEOLive.com Black Woman CEO Resources Join us for "Maintaining Your Calm & Confidence" Virtual Summit: www.BlackWomanCEOLive.com Click Here to Watch Today's Episode via Video 10 Tips to Virus Proof Your Business: https://blackwomanceo.com/virus-proof-your-business/ Join the Black Woman CEO Circle Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackWomanCEO

If you’ve ever experienced unemployment you understand the fear and even PTSD it can create. Having the rug pulled from beneath your career and finances can leave you reeling and wondering what the future holds. It can also be a blessing in disguise, nudging some of us toward an entrepreneurial path. This week’s guest Rakia Reynolds (@rakiareynolds) founder and CEO of Skai Blue Media (www.skaibluemedia.com), is no stranger to braving the business owner trail. Her brief experience with unemployment led her to ask herself how she could prevent having her world turned upside down ever again. How could she ensure that her children would grow up financially secure? How could she stake her claim in an industry that didn’t necessarily have a designated space for all of her gifts and talents? There was no choice but to carve that space for herself. If you’re asking yourself the same questions, you DEFINITELY need to hear this episode. Follow your UnBossed host, ESSENCE Work & Money editor, Marquita Harris (@marquita_harris_) and let her know what you think of the episode using #UnBossedPodcast! Share, comment and subscribe!2:46 - What was Rakia's very first job?9:45 - How Rakia rolled a TV production skills over to magazines!11:24 - How a setback became Rakia's genesis as an entrepreneur16:31 - Rakia's vision for Skai Blue Media + some of her clients24:17 - What it took for Rakia to start and effectively run a successful agencyUnBossed Host: Marquita Harris (@marquita_harris_)Executive Producer: Tiffany Ashitey (@misstiffsays)Producers: Ashley Hobbs (@ashleylatruly) + Shantel Holder (@shadesofshan_)Bookings: Ashley Hobbs, Marquita Harris, Tiffany AshiteyAudio: Anthony Frasier (@anthonyfrasier) + Josh Gwynn (@regardingjosh) Music: Gold Standard Creative (@gscdotnyc)

What is really killing our success? Listen in to the dynamic and transformational words of Quanisha Green, MSS, Founder and CEO of The Black Woman, CEO as she shares her ideas around what is REALLY killing us and how we can cope with the silent killers that keep us from progressing. Get your pen and paper ready and prepare for a few listens to this one! Stay engaged with Quanisha via her site http://www.BlackWomanCEO.com or via e-mail at quanisha@quanishasmith.com or Twitter at QuanishaSpeaks! #Educate #Innovate #Empower #RiseWithRian --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reminisce/support

LaShanda Henry, Founder of Sistasense, is a pioneer in creating a space for Black women in the digital world. She has been mentoring start-up women entrepreneurs for over 17 years with learning how to make sense of making money online. Also, she’s the event creator for one of the most powerful conferences for women entrepreneurs: The Back to Business Virtual Conference. Her mission is to inspire others to actualize their personal dreams and business goals through the use of technology. In this episode, LaShanda shares: Her story of leaving her job at the scariest point, while pregnant, to start her business. How she took a piece of the digital world and made it her own, then mentored other women to do the same for over the past 17 years. How she created the change she wanted to see by pioneering digital tech spaces for Black women. A process for balancing the creative side of your business with the revenue-generating side. Two key ways she positioned herself as an expert CEO (#1: Just Show Up!). Practical systems that allow her to integrate family and business. The importance of shifting your mindset in order to transition your business from side hustle to Black Woman CEO. She holds a wealth of knowledge.  Let’s Dive In! Don’t forget: Join the Movement, visit BlackWomanCEO.com

Tiffany is out of town this week at COMTO (The Conference of Minority Transportation Officials). We searched through the Zig Zag archive to give you some of the best and most practical advice Tiffany has gotten, as well as some of the best moments. It's a very short episode this week!Here are the links to the original episodes and some info on these rockstar women!1) Shana Salley-MacMillan, founder of Black Women Give - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-092) Joyel Crawford, founder of Crawford Leadership Strategies - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-133) Betty Duroseau, founder of Duroseau Management Services - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-104) Melissa Alam, co-founder of AB Media Group, founder and organizer of FearlessCon - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-155) Quanisha Green, founder of Black Woman CEO - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-126) Nicole Brown, Environmental Engineer at AECOM- https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-227) Bonnie Bogle, Director of Brazen Philly - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-168) Yasmine Mustafa, co-founder of ROAR for Good - https://www.spreaker.com/user/10388045/zig-zag-23Other Links: • https://www.facebook.com/TECCDC/ • • https://twitter.com/PhilaTEC • • https://www.instagram.com/westphillyfoods/ •How to download a podcast player:• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDqWEWiZaZI •

Listen as host Tiffany Spraggins-Payne speaks with Quanisha Green, the founder of Black Woman CEO. Her formal education is in sociology and she founded Black Woman CEO and the Black Women Rise Movement. They speak about her journey from one of New York's worst projects to her role as a business coach, helping African American women take the next steps in their lives and business. For more information, visit: http://www.quanishasmith.com/

Welcome to Season 2! In this Black Woman CEO episode, Quanisha shares 5 insights she learned recovering from a breakdown...oops, typo- a Spiritual Awakening. You'll learn: :: How to eradicate limiting beliefs :: The importance of daily mindset work for business and life success :: The power authenticity plays in increasing confidence and attracting clients. Quanisha also shares what's to come for the Black Woman CEO Podcast. For full show notes visit: www.quanishasmith.com/startingover Grab these resources mentioned in the episode: Free Gift: 5 Steps to Get Known for Your Expertise, visit: www.BlackWomenRise.com Join the Black Woman CEO Facebook group: The Black Woman CEO Circle How to Stop Worrying & Start Living by Dale Carnegie      

This is Quanisha Green, the founder of the Black Women Rise Movement. I am so excited that we are launching our Black Woman CEO podcast. As the Black Woman CEO Coach, I am starting this podcast because I want to bring to a new stage the successes and insights of Black women CEOs. Yes, we're going to have those who have run Inc. 500 companies, but we're also going to have the everyday sisters who are generating five to six figures, getting paid, doing what they love, sharing their genius with the world, and showcasing their expertise. So, I'm excited. I hope you're excited, and I can't wait to hear all your feedback as you hear these various stories. My Background If you don't know me, like I just said I'm the founder of the Black Women Rise Movement. It's a movement that has touched so far over 4,000 women who really wanted to take charge of their lives through starting a business. My background is in social justice, community organizing, leadership development, all of these awesome things. I have a master's in social work. I have a master's in social work. Let's see, what else? I have certifications in Master and Corporate life Coaching. I support women who are highly educated, ambitious, and driven and want to make a smooth transition from being a full-time employee to being a full-time entrepreneur. What I know... I know that you want to eventually work from home because you have babies now or want them later.  I know that you want to build a legacy, specifically, a financial legacy. Most of all, I know you want to own your time and have success on your terms. As a founder of the Black Women Rise Movement, the Black Woman CEO Collective, as a Black Woman CEO coach, I help you to get unstuck so that you can really stop holding yourself back and get in action, right, and actually starting to manifest and actualize this vision that you have for starting a business or helping you grow a business to the point where you're generating consistent income. My Results I've been able to have that success for myself when I was working part-time, and now I'm a full-time entrepreneur. I've been a full-time entrepreneur as of this post for two years, where over these last two years I've generated close to $90,000 in business revenue. It's been really exciting. Through contracts, private coaching, consulting ... I've done a little bit of everything. In addition to me sharing the success stories of Black women CEOs, I'm also going to give you some of my own tips and tricks to doing well in this game. We're going to talk about self-care. We're going to talk about business strategy. We're going to talk about mindset. We're going to talk about systems. Most importantly, we're going to really talk about the key pieces you need to have in place so that you can consistently execute. Because you're not going to manifest your vision, you're not going to actualize your dreams, unless you're in action. [Tweet "You're not going to manifest your vision or actualize your dreams unless you're in action."] Why Black Woman? As someone who has a background in social justice and a master's, where I have really spent hundreds of hours studying the particular challenges of black women when it comes to leadership and entrepreneurship, I'm going to talk from even the research space to tell you how  some of our challenges show up because of our unique cultural, historical -and even familial structure- and how it impacts us. Of course, black women, we're not a monolith. Right? We're very diverse in our group. I want to say with that, though, there are some trends, you can say, right, or commonalities. That's why I talk about us as a group from the research standpoint. I have worked for women from the United States, from the East Coast to the West Coast, from Australia, from the UK, so black women globally. Many of us have been socialized the same, right, especially when we think about that image of the strong black woman. [Tweet "Globally, many Black Women have been socialized the same: to be a Strong Black Woman."] These Black Woman CEO Expert Series, as well as their power strategies, the "Profit and Power" strategies I'm going to share with you, are not the everyday knowledge. We're going to go deeper into, really, how do you become the CEO of your life as well as your business? We're talking about transforming you, helping you to rise into a new leadership structure so that you can generate profits but also just have a better life. Really owning your purpose and organize your life so that you're fulfilling your purpose. [Tweet "I'm ready to own my purpose & organize my life to fulfill it. #BlackWomanCEO"] Go ahead, click Subscribe now so you get all the updates. Rate us and leave a review. Help another sister rise, because we really are a collective. [Tweet "Help another sister rise. We are a collective. http://bit.ly/BWCEOPodcast" ] We're a community and we're helping each other along the way. Make sure you go on Facebook and go to our Black Woman CEO Circle. Make sure you go to http://www.blackwomanceo.com  and check us out. Of course, over the series of the podcast, I will let let you know what's happening as things occur during our time together. This is Quanisha Green, signing off. Go ahead. Right now, go click and listen to the next episode so that you can get some of this good knowledge and education. Until next time, remember, Power is the ability to create your reality. [Tweet "Power is the ability to create your reality."]